the gunman arrested today in an active shooter situation in oakland has died at the hospital after he was shot by a police sniper. >> the man appeared to be alert when he was taken away in an ambulance this morning. but our sources say the sniper's bullet hit him in the shoulder and then sent fragments throughout his upper body. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. it was a bizarre incident. a typically quiet neighborhood. a man started firing off enter state 580 at golf links road. bishop high school is just around the corner and the oakland zoo is only a few blocks away. >> police say the suspect also took shots of officers responding to the area and he was spotted with a can of spray paint drawing crude graffiti on his neighbor's garage and on a car. >> the suspect was identified as 22-year-old jesse enjaian. according to his facebook page, enjaian was a computer science

engineer who attended ucla and the university of michigan law school. >> enjaian was known to have a hostile relationship with some of his black neighbors and had been known to use the n word. our crime reporter henry lee was on the scene almost from the beginning. >> reporter: oakland police -- the call to oakland police came in after 9:00 this morning. a woman called 911 saying her next door neighbor was firing shots, but it wasn't from some ordinary handgun. >> a shooter, this was a male described to have a long rifle with a scope. he was reported shooting in the area 9500 block of las vegas. it was reported the shots were fired at residents. some of the cars parked on the streets as well. oakland officers responded immediately. when they arrived on scene, this individual started shooting in their direction. >> reporter: police returned

fire. >> the suspect disappeared back into the residence. >> it was a guy with a gun. i was scared, so i stayed inside and locked my house down. >> reporter: as the active shooter situation was unholding, nearby high schools were placed on lockdowns. on and off ramps at 98th avenue was closed by chp. during the incident, sky fox shot this video of what appears to be lewd images spray painted by the suspect on a nearby home. after for an hour, officers were able to arrest the suspect 32-year-old jesse enjaian outside the home. his rifle with the scope was recovered. sources say he was shot in the ankle and shoulder by an oakland police sniper. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance. a motive is not yet clear, but

i have learned from police sources that the suspect has been involved in ongoing disputes with his neighbors. neighbors also tell us some of these arguments are racially motivated. the suspect has used racial tones towards some of his neighbors who are african american. in oakland henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >> officers checked out the prior reports of homes being shot at, but doesn't appear any action was taken. one woman who didn't want to appear on camera today said she was with her 6-year-old son when bullets started flying right through their home. >> absolutely. we sheltered in place under his bed in his bedroom and i was very concerned because i have windows all around my home and i did not know where the shooter was. >> a neighbor says she knew she wasn't the only one the shooter targeted. he also said it would be difficult for her and her son to return home tonight. new at 10:00 a problem in livermore at the post office. the lobby is left open 24/7 for

people to retrieve mail. but recently the homeless has started to move in at night. ktvu rob malcolm is live where they will start planning to lock doors after 9:00 p.m. rob? >> reporter: right now, julie, we are open at the post office. they don't know what is happening inside. those changes could happen at the end of the month. getting mail here on livermore avenue has chris wells bumping into the overnight guests. many are homeless. >> there's a couple of people i have seen, a lady is in a wheelchair. another lady is in here late at night. doesn't seem to be a problem for me when i get my mail. she wants some place warm, you know, that's the bottom line. >> reporter: others have the same idea. over the past year the lobby of this post office has been used by the homeless as a makeshift shelter. sleeping here tonight.

>> and there is no place out here in livermore for me to go. >> reporter: while anthony sleeps, customers like tonya stevens worries about what some are leaving behind. >> they make a mess in the lobby. there is urine in there and puke. they have men in there who have their zippers down with their hands in their pants. >> i have come in late. and is it a problem? it's cold out, you know, people need a place to stay. so for me i understand it. >> reporter: the tri-valley has six shelters in place and the director of the tri-valley. >> we could probably have ten of them here. we have a food pantry and to provide blankets, water, food. >> reporter: in 2014 the city of livermore held a crisis on

the housing market. they started to solve those problems, the postmaster would close the lobby from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily. with the closure eminent, there is a crisis of his own. >> i know it will be closed and it will be closed down. the thing of it now, i don't know. i don't know where to go. because there is no place to go. >> very sad story. now the lobby on the post office has been open 24/7 for the past 20 years. the city of livermore is looking for state and federal funding to create more affordable housing. >> it is is sad for people like anthony who -- it is sad for people like anthony who don't know where they will go. have they noticed a big increase in the homeless population out there? >> we have numbers in 2015 staying in alameda county alone with 24,000 people. now they will be seeing those numbers grow up over the past

several months. >> rob malcolm in livermore tonight, thanks, rob. we are still seeing scattered showers over the bay area this hour after a day of rain. tomorrow though we should get a break before yet another storm moves in. this is a live look from our cameras on sutro tower in san francisco. >> today's rain came with winds, knocking down trees, taking some of the power lines too, having to dump water as quickly as they can to make room for more runoff. >> reporter: a chain saw crew had to tackle this large tree, which uprooted on the avenue. fortunately no one was injured. the tree fell directly on the car as one woman was having coffee with her mom when she thought it was thunder and that is when she looked out the window. >> you don't expect to see a tree laying there and they were going off underneath the tree. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin is here now with more rain on the saturated soil as

it doesn't look like they would get much of a break. >> that's what's important. tomorrow will be a pretty long day of a break and then more rain wants to show up on sunday night. so yeah it would be nice to get more like what we had last week. we're basically looking at the rainfall out there today. ben loman is coming up over two inches in guerneville. these are your totals that came in at two inches. then you look at these numbers of santa rosa, .67 -- .67 in concord. scattered showers. let's take a look at most of the showers moving off the east now. mostly the heavier stuff is towards brentwood and antioch and fairfield, still raining hard out there towards live mother valley and out by san jose -- livermore valley and out by san jose. heavier rain showers are moving through. when i come back, we will talk about tomorrow as we do have significant breaks going into tomorrow and sunday. but the changes will be halfway through the day on sunday. i'll see you back here.

today's storm has caused power outages around the bay area when we last checked with pg&e there were more than 17,000 customers affected. most of the outages of 12,000 are in the south bay. nearly 4,000 pg&e customers are without power in the east bay. in the north bay more than a thousand customers are said to be without electricity at this hour. in less than ten minutes, two cars swallowed by a sink hole. the rescue operation underway tonight in southern california. new at 10:00, transit administration has delayed a decision on a multi-million dollar grant needed to keep california's high-speed rail project on track. the $650 million federal grant would help pay for the electrify casing of cal -- rectification of caltrans. they need to electrify the line if they will run their service in san francisco. california republicans had asked the transportation department to block approval of the grant until an audit of the bullet finances is completed.

caltrans executive director jim hartnet vows to continue the fight saying electrification is the greatest that this corridor has ever taken, offering unique environmental benefits. >> the environmental protection agency will have a new leader tonight. but the environmentalists say he is unfit to serve. former general confirmed today and swore in democrats. >> jana katsuyama is here with the controversy surrounding the new director of the epa. >> reporter: we are seeing a lot of controversy. scott pruitt faces massive democrats and activists and the environmental scientists who would sign the petition opposing the confirmation. but the republicans said he would help ring in the agency, which he says takes power away from the states.

a man who spent years suing the epa, taking the top spot in the epa. >> they are 54 and the nays are 46. the motion is agreed to. >> the senate republicans and the two democrats voted for pruitt while the environmentalists and the senate democrats held an all- out, all-night effort to delay the vote. and some who donated to his political campaigns. the sierra club and other opponents of the 48-year-old republican say he spent six years as attorney general of oklahoma during which he expressed some doubt about global warming. in his confirmation hearing, he would adhere to the rule of law. >> and regulators are suppose to make things regular to fairly and enforce their rules, not pick winners or losers. >> reporter: pruitt filed 14

lawsuits against the epa. >> some of those lawsuits are still out there. >> dan farber says his lawsuits challenge epa regulations on epa emission and waste water clean up. pruitt won't be able to change the law. >> they view it as nothing, but a burden to the economy. they don't think that it is serving any useful purpose. >> reporter: pruitt will have power to make enforcement changes. >> he could just decide we're not going to bring in enforcement actions. he can cut back on the size of the enforcement division that would happen before. and to the point where really they are just not in a position to really, you know, be out there enforcing the law. >> reporter: shortly after the confirmation they posted this message on twitter saying they would like to congratulate mr. pruitt. we look forward to welcoming

him to the epa. the website also posted his biography saying in oklahoma he had basically created this unit to combat unwarranted regulation and overreach by the federal government. many people see this as an indication of how he plans to serve. frank and julie, it is also posted on their website they plan to address the epa employees on tuesday after the holiday weekend. >> all right, jana, thank you. dozens of bunnies seized. the search for a new home tonight after they were saved from being sold as meat. in the north bay an unusual staff almost 100 feet up. why veterans are offended by this ripoff. up next the search for protesters involved in this night of violence and vandalism at uc berkeley. tonight the pictures of who police need your help to identify. this is gus.

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new information tonight about the violent protest. forcing the cancellation of the speech by far right blogger. late today the university police released 21 pictures of people in hopes of learning their names. investigators say they want to identify anyone who is committed on a crime to contribute to the $100,000 in damage. we are showing you the pictures here, but you can get a better

look on our home page. >> and now to sonoma county. >> someone has stolen three flags. debora villalon is live in santa rosa with a response to the community. deb? >> reporter: yes, this has really touched a nerve. the flags that are flying here now, they are smaller substitutes for the ones that were stolen. >> they are very unfortunate. and it is a shame really, but it is what it is. >> reporter: overnight on wednesday, someone would come on this property to pull down three eight-foot flags. making off with their old glory, a prisoner of the war flag and a state flag. >> it is not a super fast process. it is definitely a process. i mean it is nothing that you could do super fast now. >> reporter: the staff here at the veterans memorial building noticed it the next day. >> they were gone. so we came out here, they're a

thief. >> they opened up and worked with the pullly system. >> it's a pretty hefty system. >> reporter: lowering the flags will take some strength. >> and the winds as well. that will be kicked up pretty hard out there. >> there are no surveillance cameras, a huge assembly hall built in the 50s, showing you the trade shows and the other events. >> a lot of passion around our veterans, everything you represent. >> reporter: they did not let a day pass without putting up the temporary replacements. >> they represent our veterans and the country, we love our veterans, we're saddened. >> what do they say? >> those are the people outraged the most probably. how did this happen? >> reporter: police took a report and posted a photo of the empty flag pole on

facebook. commoners also asking who does this? sad, disrespectful, scumbags among other opinions and generous people immediately offering to pitch in for new flags, some even launching a fundraising flag costing $300. >> a lot of calls about people wanting to donate for the best. and to give their flags back. >> for some of the fans in the community they want to come together to make it right. >> maybe. [ laughter ] >> the local hardware stores have also offered a new flag. they could be flown constantly because they would stay in good weather. there are no plans to start flying the stripes and stars overnight. >> are they saying why? what's the motivation behind the flag? >> no one really knows. they don't have any idea.

i mean there is no intention stated, it is anybody's guess. >> they will make a lot of people happy, thank you. with more rain on the horizon, they are continuing to monitor the safety of the spillways. so crews could remove the debris that will be piled up at a nearby electric plant. the department of water resources says that the level is now 44 feet below the lip of the emergency spillway. they are confident they have created enough room to handle the runoff for the next series of storms. today's storm hits southern california especially hard. they issued a flash flood warning toppling many trees. in studio tonight, a large sink hole opened up. two vehicles fell into it. in this video you can see the crews working to get those cars out.

taking the scene away as they will bring in bill martin now for more of aspective. >> yes, it is rain. we are getting rain and we had rain, i showed you that. but they are getting the brunt of this storm. look at the rainfall for southern california. as you look at this half a foot in ventura, half a foot in santa barbara and they would recognize santa barbara and los angeles, they don't really have those rivers. they don't have a set up to get rid of all those waters. the rain is still hammering from malibu up south. what i did, i pulled up the storm reports just to show you. these are the ground ob receiver advances. there is a debris flow in fraser park and the back. here is the 80 miles an hour wind gust. long beach, the airport there they are having to delay 75 miles an hour winds. and let's see what will be out here. we've got some non-storm wind damage and some 65 miles an

hour winds there. you get the idea, they are not done yet as they will continue to get rain for the next few hours here or so with up to six inches possible when the totals are done. that is a lot of rain and quite possibly the wettest strongest storms in southern california has seen in a couple of decades. when i come back we will talk about your weekend and how they would pan out. still ahead tonight a pedestrian was hit and killed on interstate 80 tonight. tonight's big game between cal and stanford was especially important for the golden bears. mark will have highlights a bit later in sports. >> they were rescued from an owner who was selling it for meat or pets. they care about how their operations were discovered and how you could help.

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new at 10:00, animal control is asking for help in getting dozens of rabbits adopted. a man was selling rabbits illegally. ktvu amber lee is live in the city after learning about this rescue operation. amber? >> reporter: julie, police received a tip from someone who said this man posted rabbits on craigslist offering them for pets or to eat. these rabbits are among the 40 impounded from a man selling them out of his garage. they are now being cared for by save a bunny in mill valley and in foster homes. >> these guys are probably no more than eight days old. >> reporter: it is a health code violation in san francisco to sell chickens or rabbits as pets or novelties. so she contacted the rabbit owner, saying she was

interested in buying the bunnies, learning he had dozens. >> i wanted to get a sense of his operation. my sense was i needed to contact animal control and care as soon as possible. >> reporter: a number of rabbits being sold as meat has increased dramatically in the past four years. there is a push to make them a part of specialty cuisine. >> instead of doing say one rescue rabbits per year we are doing four large scale ones in several smaller scale ones. so it is a big deal. >> reporter: animal control and officials say the owner of these rabbits would willingly surrender the animals. when they declined to release details of this case, normally it is a misdemeanor for each animal, but a fine for each count. >> this is an ongoing investigation as we will be checking in with the individual to make sure they're in compliance with everything we asked. >> reporter: the owner will no longer be allowed to have rabbits. but the majority of the rabbits

recued in this case are young. bunnies are sold for meat when they are three to four months old. the rabbits grabbed for meat are the same those people would have for pets. >> the fact they are slaughtering these animals, the ones we would all love and adopt and that will be enough of an alarm. >> reporter: now these rescues need good homes. the adult rabbits are ready for adoption now. the bunnies in about two to three weeks as they will come spayed and nuders. for more information contact saveabunny.org. >> offthosefluffywhitebunnies,pr ettyhardto-- all those fluffy white bunnies are hard to resist. a sexual assault happened on i-80 between gillman and buchanan streets. all lanes were reopen just before 9:00. the highway patrol has not

released any specific information about the victim or why the person was on the road. officers say the driver is cooperating and it does not appear drug or alcohol were involved. new information about a construction accident in san francisco that forced evacuations. what we have learned about the cement subcontractor involved in that project. but up first some pretty impressive tiers on some of the shark players. we'll meet the south bay barber who gives them some unique looks and laughs as well. in our suvs,

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the golden state warriors seem to get all the attention at this time of the year. but the san jose sharks also have players who demand a second look. >> sports director mark ibanez is here with some prolific beards and the the south bay barbershop becoming quite the hangout.

>> sharks, fans, in your opinion one over here. during the commercial he goes i knew you would figure out a way to get the warriors in there one way or another. >> the thing that gave me an idea for the story is every time we show an interview some unnamed anchor always seems to say what's the deal with those beards? we won't mention any names. i can tell you this even though they are still a ways off, these two guys in particular, they would have no intention of being clean shaven by any means as they found a pretty cool barbershop, but they're not about to get clean shaven. >> growing the most extravagant beards in the nhl -- neck and neck, it is more than just a

look. >> not too many people do. so it will make a lot of work to go into it, but when you look out it pays off >> they don't have their first opportunity for the schools and the college basketballs yeah, a nice hug. it is like beingcorvettes or jeeps going down the street. he's aegis guy with a nice beard and you appreciate each -- he's a nice guy with a nice period and you appreciate everybody. >> that is the best beard i have ever seen. what do you think about that beard, mark? >> reporter: it would be an insult to call it a beard look to say the least. this is all very pre-meditated. and to that end it can't just be any dude slinging a razor blade. the man with the steady hand is march jason salopa. it didn't start out as a hockey fan, but he is definitely on the sticks now. in fact he is not in the barner

for the stars, but in his latest commercial. >> there is no groceries then, when is what i appreciate about them. you know, just two other sides. they are fellow at lets and patients of the other team. i feel they always want to get treated like anybody else. >> so be responsible. i mean as long as they are happy, that is all that matters to me. >> at the end of the day that is what it is all about. i'm a professional chairs technique. >> he's got nothing on you. >> we wouldn't trust our beards with anyone else quite frankly. we really love our beards so that is what we'll be doing. >> it is always a great night to have them there tomorrow and to get those tunes on to make it nice. you usually don't. >> reporter: when you think of

beards and hockey, it usually comes in its tradition to dictate during the playoff time. with these sharks, the republican system. and they will be making it a year-round thing. pushbacks be darn. >> how do you know about this from twitter? it's a large investment. people always say it is unhockey it is, which is unsafe. >> yes, i am. >> usually when it is time for a frame, there isn't a crew and tv remoras will be using your overcoat. your 15 to 20 hours a day and it is like the new guys shooting the breeze in the neighborhood barbershop and talking a little high. ♪ [ music ] >> you can only wonder what their significant others think right now. [ laughter ] saying they came through my mind.

but like i said they are not about to get clean shaven any time soon. >> they love their beards. i was the one who was always saying why don't they shave those beards off? >> i'm glad you admitted that. now i have a whole new preview on them. >> their tunes and they are whikyery. >> burns is having the best career of his life. he keeps doing his thing year after year and don't change it up, man. >> more sports than a while. thank you, mark. the nfl announced today lady gaga's super bowl half time show was the most watched half time show ever. ♪[ music ] not only on television, but across social media and platforms as well. the performance has more than 24 million views on youtube and 49 million views on facebook. the nfl says they were thrilled to work with lady gaga on the

super bowl. on wall street, a rally pushed stocks higher today. dow jones were up by four, nasdaq composite up by 23. s&p 500 was up by 3. a historic launch set for tomorrow at the the kennedy space center. why it marks as a turning point for the space shuttle program. we are tracking that rainfall in your forecast. we'll let you know how saturday and sunday pans out. up next a sub-contractor involved in the high raise structure championship and the previous problem, the same company had just a couple of years ago.

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the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. we have new details about a high-rise mishap that prompted evacuations in san francisco's thelma district on wednesday. as first reported, workplace safety issues are investigating the general contractor of 33 tehama called glen's lease. cal ocea is also investigating the specific structure. a cement company based in san francisco. you'll recall a large platform on top of the building tilted to one side after a hydraulic jack failed. initially there were fears. a part of the structure could fall. now a same company, pacific structure is serves in connection with the -- with

another street. eight workers were injured in that three-alarm fire in august of 20146789 -- in 2014. the company removed the sprinkler system. cal osha says their investigation at this week's incident should take three to four months to complete. water tracked suspects into a home in fremont. shawn knew after police dogs found him hiding in the garage of the home on heather terrace. the 237-year-old has escaped from -- the 27-year-old has escaped from custody back on january 13 from kentucky and they have been transporting him to the eight rile in the middle to says farms. now he's back behind bars. >> denying reports they are considering a plan to use national guard troops to round up undocumented immigrants. the associated press obtained a draft of the department of

homeland security memo reportedly written by homeland secretary jon kelly. the memo is stated for january 25, calling for as many as 100,000 national guard troops to take part in a crackdown on illegal immigration in 11 states including california. the white house spokesman shawn spicer refeuded the claim on twitter saying this is not true. and the department of homeland security, they also called it 100% false. a historic launch is set to take tomorrow morning at the kennedy space center in florida. spice x is planning to launch its fall come 9 rocket from the same launch pad that sent men to the moon. it's the first loss that came through the city of atlantis bunched back in 11. the zenthe -- the tenth largest building. the impact on today's storm

from the santa cruz coast. before our rain, our chief meteorologist bill martin will take you through the morning forecast.

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the latest storm causes problems in santa cruz county, where crews scrambled to clear down trees and power lines brought down by the wind and rain. >> ktvu jesse garrett with the problem that is making homeowners nervous. >> it happened at about 7:30 this morning and i heard the big crash. >> reporter: julie says her neighbor on the other side of park avenue recently purchased this home. today the first homeowner trial by tree after this massive tree caused damage to the house.

power lines caused businesses in the area without electric service. a.j.'s market, they needed a generator to operate more than one register, but management may still lose money if they can't refrigerated -- refrigerated merchandise. >> all of our products will all have to be thrown away. >> reporter: high wind and heavy rain have caused power outages on the central coast and the south bay. down lines and limbs, trapped some mountain residents in their homes. >> there were some sparks earlier that we could see from our bedroom. both ways were closed, so with sparks going off, no exit plan, it is a little bit scary. >> reporter: in many cases we have been home, becoming the hardest part of the day. detours are popping up faster than puddles. >> i warned my kids not to drive if they don't have to. >> chp officers caution motorists to be patient and check your vehicles wipers, tires, to be sure they are road ready. plenty of roads are down and trees are falling.

it is hear -- it is hazardous. there are trees falling that we can't get to at times or extended periods of times. >> the gentleman's house who was damaged wasn't hurt. he was on the other side of the dwelling when the tree came crashing down. a tree removal company showed up late today and they started a difficult task of trying to cut that problem down in size. san bernardino ktvu fox 2 news. so we are tracking the snow in the mountains. the snow is up there right now, seeing some issues on 80 and 50. the snow report just shows plenty of snow, actually a lot of snow winter weather advisory up there as we would head into tonight and tomorrow. a good ski weekend, but just, you know, be prepared on the roadways. here is what we're tracking right now. you can see this system right here, they want to come in for early next week. this is a significant sunday that will be wet. right now we're seeing strong rain down through southern california and strong winds too. these stronger winds in that area.

for us the winds have lightened up a bit. but we will have strong winds earlier on in the day up to 50 miles per hour. let's take a look at some of our own local storm reports. some wind damage. let's see what this wind gust was, 40 miles an hour at 2:00 in vacaville. we would have a wind gust of 44 and in west sacramento. you can see the rain right now coming down pretty hard, it is significant. then you'll see more rain in san jose and cam bree -- and cambria park. it will be dripping all night. we are basically setting up for a relatively dry day tomorrow, there might be a few sprinkles out there as they would show itself. with a few sprinkles tomorrow morning, but i would consider that a break and then we will go a little bit further along and you start to get this on saturday afternoon and sunday afternoon, it will continue that way. so it will be a nice dry afternoon. after about a bit of a wet start. then we get into sunday that will start off like that too as

you can see it here. but on sunday night the showers will come back in. here is saturday morning. so maybe a sprinkle. there's saturday afternoon. maybe some sun. and here is sunday morning, a little bit of a break then this pushes in sunday afternoon. so we are getting ready for more rain and this is your monday event. sunday night into monday morning's commute, which will be messy. then you will get a little break on wednesday's commute. we will be tracking the way it works out for your bay area weekend that looks pretty good, especially on saturday and then on sunday in the earlier part of the day. then they would deteriorate probably after lunchtime on sunday. then we would get into this event on monday and tuesday. so a little bit of a break is what we needed for southern california, they are not getting that after you have travel plans down there. the flight delays were massive at lax and other areas, so we are dodging the boat. it is just six inches of rain in parts of l.a. >> is it all part of the same

storm system? >> yes, it is, they all went south. that is exactly right, all part of the same system. >> all right, bill, thank you. well, sports is coming up next. we have college basketball. a good game tonight. cal and stanford, especially big game for cal. we'll be right back.

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go ahead. >> oh, okay, you're the big cal fan. >> that's right, go bears. >> a huge game for the bears tonight against stanford. >> i was shocked earlier when you were so unobjective and you were rooting for cal. >> that's right. >> there you go. they needed this game and they didn't get it. the cal bears were down in stanford tonight. you know, they want to get through the dance here against the cardinals and the bears, with 18 wins. they need to get to at least 20. the first half cal is up a point. charlie moore will dish it for byrd who lead the bears with 23 points. cal lead by as many as 12 and they keep blowing these leads. later tied in the first half, he will slam it for the cardinals. and cal with 20 turnovers tonight, that is one thing that would hurt them down by one in the second half with a big game. 16 points, 13 rebounds. and the foul there, reid travis for stanford here with the must-

win point. he had 19 rebounds putting it away. it's dorian pickens for three. stanford would go up 13 points. 73-68 is your final. scott reese assesses the damage to the bears and their ncaa's playoff hopes. >> mark, stanford played pretty well in the desert last week, coming away with nothing to show for it. but tonight the cardinal not only solid on both -- both ends of the floor, but they exhibited passion the coach so desperately craves. >> i hope the guys were able to feed off of my energy. i want to feed off their energy. we are all in this together. my job is being there in the trenches with them to look at best. >> i mean you could see the fire in their eyes that we were going to wac out of here tonight as winners. you can see the passion keep building and building. everyone has that mentality that we just want to win at this point. >> we lost the game with 20

turnovers. we didn't play well. >> martin acutely aware of the damage this loss might do to cal's ncaa tournament hopes. they could certainly play their way in, but it won't be easy with a rough schedule for the rest of the way. at stanford scott reiss ktvu fox 2 sports. all right, there you go. i would be the first to admit the nba all-star game was struggling to get the story angles here, but they are still harping on this russell westbrook thing, playing with four warriors and the big k.d. drama. you knew steve kerr would get asked about that preparation for the game today. >> there's a certainly combination that would be fun. that is just the spot. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. [ laughter ] >> yeah, but we are strong teammates, you know, we would show it all. whoever this guy is, we would show you the ball. we are not going to gang up and pass each other, but hopefully you would take the shots. >> i understand we are here to

celebrate the game of basketball and everybody's accomplishments, we'll have fun. >> they seem to be taking it in strive, but russell westbrook, there is no doubt he's getting a little something going on with kevin durant who did not like the way he would depart from okc and i'll tell you what he's an all-star player and pretty good at deflecting when he was asked about it today and about this drama. >> what is it going to be like for you? >> man, you know what, actually they just played great. exactly the week. >> just a little bit. >> man, it is not a great looking week, but we are looking forward to the big collection, you look good. >> yeah. >> he was not going to go there. however, he was a little more direct and playful with a youngster who got into the press conference. more on that as you can see how he responded to the kids questions. >> i came out here to talk to you.

>> yeah. >> do i? >> yes. >> in making the playoffs. >> we are going to make the playoffs. >> yeah. you need to make them look there. >> you want to play with us? come on down here and play with us, come on. >> the only place you could do it in the winter. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, come that way. >> that is 14-year-old jarvis robinson who got in there on the press conference. he also got into the celebrity game. tonight draymond green one of the assistant coaches. that's the youngster who is suffering from chronic liver disease, he's 14 years old. that's jason williams, they called him white chocolate during his playing days making a nice behind-the-back pass. but here is the youngster the star of the show 14 years old saying let him play in the game. and he hits the shot right there. beautifully done. there you go. >> they like that. >> he stole the show. let's go to spring training, joe fonzi has been down there

all week. can't believe this. buster posey is 29 years old, he's been in the league for eight years. he's not a kid anymore. >> some of the guys are choking on this because i've got some grades coming in on the side. i need to figure out where i am right now. but that's a part of it, i guess. >> for me this game will come and pass us all up for anyone else that needs to come through to keep adding this as well and we appreciate whatever they have been able to accomplish. we're not as important as you think we are. >> okay, so the baby face though. he is a great player, eight years with the giants behind the plates. you know, he will play a little 1st base today, but buster posey, hard to believe you remember 2010. >> yes. they would get three rings for the age of 29. >> that's not bad. >> all right, thank you. >> thank you, good night.

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